storing your cards

[baseballfan]

I love the false wall idea

[LuckyLarry]

Originally Posted by baseballfan

I love the false wall idea

My idea of a first line of defense against theft.....

[gnpaden]

i also love the false door idea, very cool.

[Exhibitman]

Card Savers in sheets [2 or 4 pocket depending on the size] and the sheets in Unikeep binders:



They are clamshell so they stack equally or stand rigidly on shelving, take up much less space than a traditional 3 ring, and prevent the sheets from twisting all over the place along the open edges of a normal binder or snagging as you move them around. Also 100% inert polypro construction.

Photos go into polypro pages with archival board behind them, or if small enough, into card savers and the aforementioned pocket pages. Also in Unikeep binders.

Graded cards, which I have relatively few, go into waterproof boxes meant for food storage.

[bsuttonosu]

I just wanted to second Adam's recommendation on the Unikeep binders. I keep all my auto'd 8x10s in those as well as a few sets in pages. They stack nicely and don't smash the cards down like stacked regular binders.

[LeftHandedDane]

Card Savers, and then I have two old library card files (20 drawers each) that hold one to two years each.